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    CCS5 Installation Fails on WIndows 7 64-bit

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    Gregory Fisher
    Posted by Gregory Fisher
    on Apr 16 2012 14:29 PM
    Prodigy120 points

    Hello, I am trying to install CCS5 on a Windows 7 x64 machine. I have had a previous installation of CCS4, and have uninstalled it beforehand. When I try to install, I get an installation failure very early in the process, and am directed to a log file, which I have attached to this post. Currently, I am able to use the command line MSP430 flasher to program my microcontroller, but I would like the additional debugging features present in CCS.

    1261.ccs_setup_5.1.1.00031_install.log

    I have also included my eclipse install log, which is in the same folder. The eclipse portion of the installation appears to complete, though.

    2705.20120416-135203_eclipse_install.log

    Any information would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

    code composer Install of CCS ccs crash ccsv5.1 CCS v5.1
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    • Lisa TI
      Posted by Lisa TI
      on Apr 16 2012 14:52 PM
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      Hi Gregory,

      let us see if the log tells us something.  A couple more questions

      - did you use the full installer and unzip the contents before installing?

      - what if you manually clean out ccsv4 and the installjammer registry directory (CCS entries) and try again?

      - did you try redownloading in case of corruption?

      - it did not seem like it from a very quick initial look, but are you making sure not to use any directories with accented or special characters?

      - have you tried selecting more than just msp430 support?

      Please keep us informed.

      Best Regards,

      Lisa

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    • Gregory Fisher
      Posted by Gregory Fisher
      on Apr 16 2012 15:02 PM
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      1) I used the full installer and unzipped before installing

      2) I manually deleted the ccsv4 and ccsv5 entries in the InstallJammer registry directory

      3) I redownloaded twice to account for corruption

      4) I am installing to C:\ti so no special characters

      5) I tried selecting more than just MSP430 support

      None of these things affected the installation failure. It seems to crash on installing something related to the DebugServer, which is apparently a win32 component.

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    • danishinnis
      Posted by danishinnis
      on Apr 16 2012 15:10 PM
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      Hi Gregory,

      You're right the debugserver didn't install correctly. There's a separate log file for that - c:\program files (x86)\installjammer registry\DebugServer\4F9A85D9-5F0E-E538-D71C-621DF59F81FA\TI_dss_install.log. Could you attach that here, please? I'll take a look and get back to you as soon as possible.

      thanks

      Danish Innis

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    • Gregory Fisher
      Posted by Gregory Fisher
      on Apr 16 2012 15:18 PM
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      I looked in the installjammer registry folder and there is no logfile or even folder created for DebugServer

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    • danishinnis
      Posted by danishinnis
      on Apr 16 2012 15:27 PM
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      It looks like Eclipse failed to correctly "download" the feature from your local repository.

      Can you take a look in C:\Users\gfisher\Downloads\CCS5.1.1.00031_win32\CCS5.1.1.00031_win32\featurerepo\binary and see if you have a file named com.ti.ccstudio.debugserver.win32_root_5.1.0.539. It' size should be 26,013kb. There should be another file named com.ti.ccstudio.debugserver.win32_5.1.0.539.jar in the folder ..\features. 

       In the meanwhile, I'll keep digging through the logs that I do have.

      Danish

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    • Gregory Fisher
      Posted by Gregory Fisher
      on Apr 16 2012 15:49 PM
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      Hmm, doesn't look like those files exist.

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    • danishinnis
      Posted by danishinnis
      on Apr 16 2012 15:52 PM
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      It looks like your download or extraction is busted. The md5 checksum on that zip file is:

      b3585145fc218fe57993b481f39d7fab *CCS5.1.1.00031_win32.zip

      Hope it goes smoothly for you, once you've downloaded it again.

      Danish Innis

       

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